Monday, May 5, 2014

1500 Year Old Bible Confirms That Jesus Christ Was Not Crucified - Vatican In Awe

Posted by John MacHaffie at 1:15:00 PM

3 comments:

Anonymous said...

Yeah, I'm afraid this is true. Most of the aspects of Jesus' life as described in the Bible were made up by the Roman Catholic priests after Jesus died and are re-hashed themes from the old Babylonion and Egyptian religions. Christianity as we know it today is an artificial cult that was manufactured by the Church of Babylon / Roman Catholic Church specifically to PREVENT people from discovering the spiritual knowledge and their own empowerment. The early Christian writings did not say that Jesus was Son of God, the Virgin Birth, the resurrection or that ‘Jesus died for our sins.’ That was all made up. The real teachings of Jesus - of which there is almost no useful information in the Bible - was retained into relatively modern times by the 'Gnostic' Christians (gnostic means knowledge). They were the real Christians, which is why they were denounced as heretics and why so many of them died in the genocidal 'inquisitions' carried out by the satanic Catholic Church.

Certainly, people should not be worshiping the gruesome image of a bloodied crucified man on a cross - that is satanic imagery. People should not 'worship' any external image or indeed any god; the connection to and understanding of the divine love exists inside us and only inside us, as our sense of our Self in its ultimate perfection and expression. The idea that God is some greater power and authority that exists outside of us, has long been a major part of how the elite have us kept down.

May 6, 2014 at 7:35 AM
Anonymous said...

Research Apollonius of Tyana.

May 6, 2014 at 2:58 PM
Anonymous said...

This is NOT true. The same gang is trying to get rid of Christianity today because this IS true! If these people who hate Christianity so much and want to stop it so bad didn't know that it is REAL, then why do they even need to bother with putting these lies out to deceive people?

May 6, 2014 at 4:54 PM

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